Though I do wish I could get the lights to flicker/strobe at random instead of just fade, and then turn back on more individually after the blackout. If I can get the timer settings adjusted a little it’ll still be plenty of fun for trick-or-treaters.
Has anyone ever seen or know of design plans for a rolling workbench that splits in half length-wise to be able to store against a wall while taking up less space?
My concept is to have a 4ft x 8ft-ish work surface that integrates a table saw in a fixed spot and a spot where I can swap out a miter, drill press, grinder, etc. while also being able to break the whole thing in half to secure against the back wall of my garage. This would mean it only takes about 2ft of parking space away while still remaining useful for small projects, but able to be a large work surface for larger projects when needed. Ideally I’d like to integrate some metal tool cabinets or drawers into it as well, so I have considered doing this with 2 store-bought rolling toolbox/benches. However, I’m not made of money and I don’t think my wife is willing to forego a Caribbean vacation for the sake of my workshop.
Looking for any insight, wisdom, suggestions, or warnings the community may have.
I ordered 10 Spot lights to get ready for Spooky Season (and those other holidays) but one of them did not have the hardware bag included in the box. It didn’t seem to have been previously opened, like someone ordered it just for the hardware, took that out, and returned it or anything. I reached out to customer support a few days ago and haven’t heard back, and I cannot find anything compatible online or in stores. Does anyone have any advice on how to stick this last light in the ground properly?
Bought a new house at the beginning of the summer and planning to install cleats on at least 1.5 of the garage walls now that the heat is a little less brutal, so I’m looking for the best of durability, strength, and budget friendliness.